A South Dakota farmer says he’s looking forward to seeing how the ag trade picture could change in a new administration. Scott VanderWal tells Brownfield “I’m disappointed the Biden administration isn’t doing much on it. We need to get our products sold outside the country or wherever we can and expand those markets.” Incoming President […]
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